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The Indiana Pacers are operating at a ridiculous offensive pace on the court.
Why the Heat should avoid trading for Bulls' Zach LaVine
Mired in a slow start with an aging core, the Chicago Bulls (5-10) are unsurprisingly the subject of trade speculation — especially centered on Zach LaVine. Per The Athletic's Shams Charania, the defending Eastern Conference champion Miami Heat are among the teams that are expected to show interest in trading for the Bulls guard.
Hornets' LaMelo Ball has taken his game to a new level
Now in his fourth season, Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball has finally stepped from the shadows of his father, LaVar, and brother, Lonzo.
Seahawks deliver promising update on QB Geno Smith
Seattle's loss to the Rams in Week 11 — its second loss to Los Angeles this season — could impact the Seahawks' playoff chances. However, Seattle's most pressing issue revolves around the health of its starting quarterback.
Flames must accept success lies in future, not present
Still saddling by the mishandling of two former players, the Flames need to learn from the past and commit to a full rebuild now.
Kristaps Porzingis unlocks Celtics championship potential
The Boston Celtics have been close to tasting NBA glory the past two seasons, but they have fallen short both times. With the addition of Porzingis Boston looks as dangerous as it ever has in the Jayson Tatum era.
NBA commissioner floats cities for possible league expansion
Whether it's the new play-in tournament or in-season tournament, the NBA doesn't shy away from new ideas.
Bryce Young and passing game aren't only reasons for Panthers misery
Panthers rookie QB Bryce Young has taken all kinds of flak for his struggles this season, but he's not getting much help from the running game.
Clippers have 'too much star power' to remain down for long
The Clippers are preaching patience after getting out to a slow start following their latest superstar addition.
The Raptors found a gem in the NBA bargain bin
When Toronto lost starting point guard Fred VanVleet in free agency to the Houston Rockets in July, many wondered how the Raptors would replace him. To fill the former All-Star's role, Toronto signed Dennis Schröder, who was coming off a solid but unspectacular season for the Los Angeles Lakers.
